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- Nov 27, 2007
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- 201
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- City
- Millersville, MD
- Vehicle Year
- 1994
- Transmission
- Manual
mine is a 5 speed 2wd 4 cyl. ext cab My guess would be most old guy trucks would be 2wd auto 4 cyl. standard cab. but you never know.
mine is a 5 speed 2wd 4 cyl. ext cab My guess would be most old guy trucks would be 2wd auto 4 cyl. standard cab. but you never know.
My dad has a huge jack in his, the things about 4 feet high. and can go up to about 6 feet on its own, with a slot for a 2x4 extension. Haha
I think he used it about 2 years ago to jack the roof up on our porch when he redid it, other than that its useless.

I know a 96 year old man with a 4x4 1976 Chevy C30 with a 454 Bigblock.
I asked him why he had such a big truck, he said its because he only drives a mile a week, and he likes to still be able to hear his vehicles.
I know a 96 year old man with a 4x4 1976 Chevy C30 with a 454 Bigblock.
I asked him why he had such a big truck, he said its because he only drives a mile a week, and he likes to still be able to hear his vehicles.

I have a tarp in the back of mine, haha.
And a feather duster? hahahahahaha
yeah, a feather duster! who the h-e double hockey sticks carries a feather duster with them! who the hell says h-e double hockey sticks?![]()
i wonder if when we get old, do we sell our trucks and get stock 2wd's with caps....or do we keep ours, and our grandkids will get 2wd's with caps, and be like "why do all old men drive jacked up rangers with out caps?"
On the plus side, I really only like the TTB trucks and those should be around for a long while.i wonder if when we get old, do we sell our trucks and get stock 2wd's with caps....or do we keep ours, and our grandkids will get 2wd's with caps, and be like "why do all old men drive jacked up rangers with out caps?"